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Why Did These Vikings' Bones Appear Older Than They Are?
S46 E10 - 2m 18s
Archaeologists discovered a mass grave of what they thought to be ninth-century Vikings. But for some reason, the radiocarbon dates of their bones, found by measuring a radioactive carbon isotope, appeared much older.
Who Was This High-Status Viking Warrior?
S46 E10 - 1m 55s
This Viking’s skeleton, which was buried alongside weapons and horses, was found in 1889. Over a century later, archaeologists still assumed the skeleton was that of a high-status male warrior. But DNA analysis revealed the surprising truth.
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